Chuck. Your problem is you were born good looking instead of rich. I understand. Really, I do.





I don't have time to waste with that bullshiite social networking stuff. Like a couple others here, I have enough problems managing my emails and visiting my fishing/boating/kayaking/motorcycle sites. I won't even use AIM or any of the other instant messaging

I have Facebook. It has been cool to see what old friends are up to. Also there are a lot of folks from my church on there. However, when old girlfriends send a "Friend" request, I simply don't accept. That way theres no problems.

And I agree with BR, this site great........now if we could just get some chicks to sign up:sly:

problem is randle, this one girl i was seeing when i started dating my wife, she was gorgeous 15 years ago. now she looks like a phukking penthouse pet. i cant believe how hot she got.
i never could say no to her.

One question I always ask myself CT, has actually helped me out over the years, being an Big East boy you will understand I am sure

Is it worth the vig?

I started with this facebook crap as well about 7 months ago and like anything else it was great at first but became more of a chore then anything else. I agree about the ex issues as I've been in touch with some as well but it was going no where good quite quickly. Not worth giving up the kids although the little head is very strong willed. Also connecting with "friends" from 20 years ago isn't always nice. After a short time you realize why you haven't spoken in 20 years and now these idiots feel the need to let me know, "I hate mondays", or "I'm a fan of thumbwrestling", like I give a sh!t. If I haven't seen you in 20 years there's probably a reason. I want to start a rival site called facepuke where you can send enemy requests and then tell people what you really think of them. I'm looking for partners in this venture so anyone interested let me know.

I use Facebook for one thing only, keeping all contact methods open with my kids in Los Angeles, ( I live in Pennsylvania).
I DO NOT accept friend requests from anyone else and I actually have a made up name that very few people know. My wife and I actually share the account.

I have heard too many horror stories about this $h1^.

I'm thinking that this is the only "safe" way to go. Several family members (them young'uns, mostly) have been trying to get us to sign up, so I'm going to look into doing it like you suggest.

Man, you guys must have run with the wrong crowd :oh:

I love facebook, my wife and all of our friends are on there, but we have nothing to hide :bat:

Oh yeah, I forgot to add, if you are into political discussions, of the world or U.S. type, check out a "Facebook" group called "Assume the Position".